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Many of the city’s best known sights can be found in the historic centre within the Rattanakosin district.

The most spectacular attraction is the Grand Palace, which was once home to the King of Thailand and today offers visitors a rich mixture of history and architectural splendour.

Within the palace grounds you’ll also discover Thailand’s holiest temple, Wat Phra Kaew. Other highlights in Rattanakosin include the large reclining Buddha statue at Wat Pho and the Thai-European fusion of Wat Ratchabophit.

Other popular districts worth exploring during your trip to Bangkok include Siam Square for sheer high-end luxury shopping, and Silom for its bustling entertainment venues.

For a very different perspective on the city and a more relaxing way to see the sights, go for a cruise down the Phraya River.

Travel considerations

Flights to Bangkok with Qatar Airways land at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure.

Book a flight from Sao Paulo to Bangkok with Qatar Airways and discover the very best in luxury air travel. The modern design of our fleet and the award-winning services we offer include such as seats with enough space to stretch out and relax in, and an in-flight menu of delicious cuisine. Our attentive cabin crew is trained to cater for all your needs, on your flight to Thailand’s colourful capital.

More foreign visitors come to Bangkok than to any other city in the world, and it’s easy to see why. This is a buzzing metropolis full of contrasts and surprises that you’ll never tire of exploring. From the teeming streets and alleyways of old Chinatown to ancient gleaming temples and colourful floating markets, Bangkok personifies the Exotic East. Dine at traditional food stalls or in rooftop restaurants, and enjoy shopping in local night markets as well as in gleaming boutique malls.

Flying from Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo’s Guarulhos–Governador André Franco Montoro International Airport (also known locally as Cumbica Airport) is the main international airport serving Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Its central location and proximity to the country’s main tourist resorts makes it a hugely important passenger hub. It also has the accolade of having the Tropic of Capricorn pass through its southern tip. The airport is modern, busy and has plenty of facilities for passengers flying from Sao Paulo with Qatar Airways.

Parking and transportation

The airport is vast, but is well served by a network of buses supplied by both the airport and independent operators. Line 13 of the Sao Paulo's suburban rail system, the CPTM, is under construction and is expected to begin operating this year.

Taxi stands are located outside the two terminals, and hotels along Paulista Avenue and Rua Augusta are happy to organise airport transportation by limousine or taxi for passengers.

There are two main parking locations, one of which is located approximately 2km from the airport but connects to the terminals with regular bus shuttle services. A second short-stay ‘Park and Board’ car park is located four minutes from the main airport.

Arriving at Sao Paulo

Passengers flying from Sao Paulo with Qatar Airways depart from Terminal 3 Hall F. The open plan design of the terminal should make locating check in desks relatively easy. Large lounge areas for passengers are dotted throughout the terminal with access to a range of amenities including cafeterias and duty free shopping.

Facilities and amenities

Terminal 3 has recently been revamped, and there is a selection of retail outlets selling premium quality goods and accessories now located in T3. Currency exchange facilities and ATMs are positioned throughout the terminal, as are a number of refreshment suppliers, including cafés for light snacks and drinks. These are mainly focused around the mezzanine area in T3.